Sentence examples similar to bit of mastery from inspiring English sources

Al Gore's well-timed public statement, in which he said he would agree to a statewide recount of the votes in Florida, could drop any further legal action and would be ready to meet face to face with George W. Bush to end the partisan tone of each side's rhetoric, was a bit of political mastery that surpassed anything we had seen from Mr. Gore's campaign before the election (front page, Nov. 16).

"There is this moment of mastery that descends," he offers.

It was what came of a life's preparation: an act of mastery that began with self-mastery.

But what came as a bit of a surprise is how Mastery turned a temporarily soft performance at the top of the track's never-ending stretch into a commanding win by a record-setting margin and just.74 of a second off the track record.

"Why do I get so much satisfaction from sewing bits of fabric together with really, really straight seams?" "You get a feeling of mastery from making something," Ms. Koza said.

Every form of mastery involves some boredom.

The methodical approach reflects one of the themes of "Mastery".

But the era of "mastery" seems gone for good.

I was pretty surprised at the lack of mastery.

For "Madame Bovary," hers is the level of mastery required.

Snoop learned the secret of mastery.